The aim of this theme is the questions of minor locomotive games at primary school. In theoretical part there is the description of a game, a locomotive game, a minor locomotive game, its division, importance, placing and organization. There is also characteristic of a pupil at primary school, the teacher´s role, methodology of a game and inadequacies in profession in this subject. Practical part illustrates the methodology of locomotive games, their selections, verification and recommendation in profession.

The aim of this diploma work is to create a set of games through which will be taught the basic of playing activities (passes and catches, shooting, dribblink, movement without a ball), to test whether it is better to practise basic playing activities by means of classical preparatory exercises or by means of games. We suppose that practicing these activities will get quicker, more precese and more attractive for pupils throughplaying games.

Title: Orienteering at 1st level of primary school Author: Bc. Barbora Příhodová Department: Department of Physical Education Supervisor: PaedDr. Ivan Přibyl Objectives: The aim of this work is to design an educational model of orienteering for young children of pre-scholar age in lenght of 20 hours and to find out how many percent of children of pre-scholar age are able to make the final orienteering race successfully after they pass the training in spare-time activities of orienteering. Another aim of this work is to find out if girls will be more successful than boys or how many children will have a problem with more difficult checkpoint in the race. And finaly, to find out the interest of children of pre-scholar age about this kind of sport. Methods: An educational model of orienteering was made out by learnt literature and own experiences. An affectivity of this model was evaluated by the results of final race. The next aims were answered by the questuonaire, watching children and talking with them. Results: The results of final race of orienteering showed that all pupils of fourth nad fifth class successfully finished this race in identified time limit. Girls were more successful than boys. Almost ¾ of children had troubles with more difficult checkpoint in the race. All children showed the...

Haller was, by any standard, a very prolific writer, not only of letters. He published 24 books in 50 volumes, many of which he reworked for second editions; he wrote 450 essays, 9000 book reviews, and edited another 52 volumes. Of his letters exchanged with 1139 male and 50 female correspondents, close to 17,000 have survived.

Made available in DSpace on 2016-04-28T18:24:12Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Maria do Rosario da Silva Albuquerque Barbosa.pdf: 2089709 bytes, checksum: 4fb646a70c8fbe784521edfb8d73aade (MD5) Previous issue date: 2009-09-29 / Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico / This research takes part in the area of language studies and education. It is part of Project DIRECT - Towards the Language of Labor, of the Post-Graduation program in Applied Linguistics and Language Studies at LAEL- PUCSP. It highlights the studies of Christie (2002, 2005) and Martin & Rose (2008), which are related to the teaching of texts in primary school and secondary education, through the Systemic Functional Linguistics proposed by Halliday (1994) and Halliday and Matthiessen (2004). It aims at investigating from the perspective of this theory, how students from the 5th and 8th grades of elementary school in the rural and urban contexts, produce texts of genre family - story. It was given special attention to the age of these students, considering two groups: those whose age were adequate for the series and those who were not. The corpus is composed of one hundred texts, conducted in the classroom of urban and rural schools, located within the Northeast of Brazil. The texts were produced from an instruction given by the researcher: "Tell a story you heard (or read) or that someone has told you." The essays were analyzed in terms of generic structure (Martin & Rose, 2008), the subject and some aspects of lexicogrammar and grapho-phonologic elements. It is a qualitative and quantitative study, based on ethnographic and transversal research. The results show the difficulty of students in the use of language / Esta pesquisa insere-se na área de estudos sobre linguagem e educação. Faz parte do Projeto DIRECT Em Direção à Linguagem do Trabalho, do Programa de Pós-Graduação em Lingüística Aplicada e Estudos da Linguagem (LAEL) da PUCSP. Destaca os estudos de Christie (2002, 2005) e Martin & Rose (2008), direcionados ao ensino de textos na escola primária e na secundária, por meio da Lingüística Sistêmico-Funcional proposta por Halliday (1994) e Halliday e Matthiessen (2004). Seu objetivo foi investigar, sob a ótica dessa Teoria, como alunos de 5ª e de 8ª séries do Ensino Fundamental, dos contextos rural e urbano, produzem textos da família do gênero História. Foi dada uma atenção especial à idade desses alunos, considerando-se dois grupos: aqueles com idade adequada para a série e os fora da faixa etária. O corpus da pesquisa é composto por cem textos, realizados em sala de aula de escolas rurais e urbanas, localizadas no interior do Nordeste do Brasil. Os textos foram produzidos a partir de instrução dada pela pesquisadora: Conte uma história que você ouviu falar (ou leu) ou que alguém já contou para você . As redações foram analisadas do ponto de vista da estrutura genérica (Martin & Rose, 2008), do assunto e alguns aspectos léxico- gramaticais e grafo-fonológicos. Trata-se de um estudo qualitativo-quantitativo com base sistêmico-funcional. Os resultados apontam a dificuldade dos alunos no uso da língua materna e a falta de importância dada ao papel da linguagem em gêneros escolares